Responsibilities

• Routine care consisting of:
• Carrying out routine nursing care and procedure.
• Carrying out consultation and delivering appropriate treatment for recent/acute condition when a diagnosis has been established and monitoring patients' condition within his capabilities under supervision and support of "Head Emergency & Field support" and CMO.
• Carrying out minor procedure (stitches, immobilization) within his capabilities under supervision and support of "Head Emergency & Field support" and CMO.
• Managing medical equipment and pharmacy in the sick bay (equipment maintenance follow-up, stock management for drugs), paying special attention temergency preparedness,
• Referring patients with a referral letter when not able tmanage on site, after "Head Emergency & Field support" and CMhave been informed;
• Recording daily consultation and prescription report in an individual medical folder.
• Delivering temporary rest / light duty recommendation with immediate reporting tOIM, "Head Emergency & Field support" and CMO.
• Emergency care consisting of:
• Carrying out 24/7 immediate initial assessment upon arrival of any patient presenting with critical condition:
• Primary survey using the ABCDE approach with the aim of identifying life-threatening conditions.
• Patient resuscitation (CPR, defibrillation) and stabilization by providing advanced critical care and preparing patients for MedRescue;
• Secondary survey: detailed history, head-to-toe examination and additional intervention.
• Immediate reporting t"Head Emergency & Field support" and CMon the phone and later by sending a formal "Medevac Primary assessment form" (referring tAffiliate's Medical Evacuation Plan: PLN-HSE/GEN-M09-54);
• Patient's monitoring with adequate multi-parametric device.
• Managing the First Aid Team / Stretcher Team for I.P. transportation tthe sick-bay and tthe helideck.
• Carrying out, when appropriate, the following additional specialized procedures provided the care giver on site is a qualified and certified anesthetist nurse:
• Rapid sequence Induction;
• Endo-tracheal intubation, alternative procedure tendo-tracheal intubation and mechanical ventilation.
• Sedation, and advanced pain management.
• Carrying out Medevac and Med-Rescue procedures (referring tAffiliate's Medical Evacuation Plan: PLN-HSE/GEN-M09-54)
• Carrying out, when the situation warrants it appropriate in the event of multiple casualties:
• Triage and Medevac prioritization procedure using the adequate form (referring tAffiliate's medical Evacuation Plan: PLN-HSE/GEN-M09-54).
• Psychological support.
• Ensuring that proper medical resources (drugs, disposables and equipment) are available and operational 24/7, with weekly review of the emergency bags and of the crash cart in the ER.rt tIP and all personnel on board.
• Conducting weekly first aid training tStretcher Team.
• Carrying out a weekly exercise (single IP) with Stretcher Team and a larger scale multiple casualty exercise involving the OIM on a quarterly basis.
• Prevention:
• Induction of all personnel on board upon their arrival:
• medical history, chronic condition and regular treatment (that must be refilled during the time-off).
• Record of the above in the individual medical folder.
• Checking validity of the AMC and recording the Fitness Certificate.
• Raising awareness on hygiene, pest control and prevention of infectious diseases including malaria General
• Providing the CMwith a monthly activity report and yearly statistics according tdedicated templates.
• Qualitative and quantitative medical activity, Referral, Medevac, Med-rescue all significant event etc.)
• Quality: equipment maintenance, medical procedures application, drugs' stock management.
• Highlights/key points on hygiene and Prevention measures
• Keeping up-to-date medical activity records(s)
• Alerting immediately "Head Emergency & Field support" and CMof any epidemiologic event (contagious diseases, food poisoning)
• Attending HSE meetings and reporting tthe OIM any of the above Medical-Hygiene-Prevention concern